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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
2
The piece notes a shift by Western Kansas cattlemen and Rep. Robert Dole from anti subsidy stance to seeking tariffs on foreign beef. It argues price supports and tariffs share the same aim: ensuring a minimum price and shielding producers from foreign competition, while harming consumers. It urges ending pious anti intervention rhetoric.
A dense archived TV schedule lists hours and programs from 5:00 PM to 1:55 AM including The Rifleman Huckleberry Hound and Rocky and Friends through to news weather sports movie and late night talk show blocks. It enumerates titles such as The Untold Tales and Gunmoke, plus children's cartoons like Tennessee Tuxedo and Jetsons with multiple reruns and sports features.
A reader asks about bursitis treatment with opinions divided on exercise surgery or injections and whether rest or medical care is best. The columnist advises doctor led care and explains bursitis causes and management. a second reader questions radioactive iodine affecting thyroid destruction and seeks guidance on thyroid extract dosing and blood tests.
A scrambled news page notes J. J. Pickle winning a Texas congressional run off. The text blends political tidbits with medical advice, letters to Dr. Mother, and local society notes, including Legion meeting reports and a Chamber of Commerce board vacancy. It ends with a 50 years ago snippet about births and visits.
Prayer appeals to God for humility wisdom and compassion. It requests victory over sin and death and eternal life with Christ. The text cites John 141 RSV and closes with a prayer in Jesus name Amen.
A detailed KOFO broadcast grid lists daily blocks from 6:00 am to 9:45 pm on weekdays and Saturday with programs such as Top of the Morning, News and Weather, KOFO Serenade, Farm Show, KOFO Karavan, Triad News, Eventide Music, and evening services. Includes morning devotion, farm market analysis, and sign offs.
New York AP profile of Lady Dottie an indoor cat with xenophobia and regal moodiness. The feline matriarch once escorted Hal Boyle to the hall now stays home, rejecting outside curiosity. Family life with Frances and Tracy Ann is punctuated by her quiet reign and a lone trick of opening a bathroom door.
Gloria Swanson explains that in Hollywood asking for release from a contract equals being fired and that will announce future plans often means no job is in sight. The piece notes TV evasive phrases and mentions Gary Morton guesting on Lucy Takes Up Golf, Jerry Lewis Show scheduling, and DeMille related programs plus a makeup artists ball featuring ten young actresses.
AP reports Washington may impose higher duties on European goods as a new round of tariff talks looms. The piece outlines potential impacts on French cognac German trucks Dutch starch and U.S. consumers and notes continued skirmishing between the United States and Common Market members France Germany and the Netherlands over poultry duties and market losses.
On this date in 1643 Captain Pride purged Presbyterian and Royalist MPs from the Commons before Charles I's trial. The remaining body became known as the Rump Parliament. Also noted are Columbus naming Hispaniola in 1492 and a 1938 Franco German non aggression pact.
The Ottawa Herald recalls that in 1955 the United States Britain France and Russia formally recognized Austria's perpetual neutrality. It notes a tornado at Vicksburg ten years earlier with 26 dead and 230 injured, part of four storms across Arkansas and Louisiana. The Army’s first lunar rocket was fired five years ago. Subscription rates for local and out-of-area readers are listed.
Laos premier Prince Souvanna Phouma’s intelligence chief Col Leuang was assassinated as he arrived home in the outskirts of Vientiane. Unknown assailants fled into the darkness. Leuang led the Deuxieme Bureau, the coalition government’s intelligence unit, and shared neutralist ties with Souvanna Phouma’s faction governing with rightists and the Pathet Lao.
Reported motive unclear after a deadly attack on Leuang’s automobile. Assailants used at least three automatic weapons and fired from about 100 yards from the colonel’s isolated residence overlooking rice fields. Leuang was killed instantly in the ambush.
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